Literature In English 2014 Jamb Examination

Literature In English 2014 Jamb Examination
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Question 31

Based on William Shakespeare's *The Tempest*, Prospero is portrayed as a man who is
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Prospero’s downfall as Duke of Milan resulted from his devotion to study over governance.
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Question 32

Based on Asare Konadu's *A Woman in Her Prime*, the novel explores the theme of
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The novel emphasizes Pokuwaa’s struggles with childlessness in a traditional society.
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Question 33

Based on Asare Konadu's *A Woman in Her Prime*, the worst calamity that can befall a woman is
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Barrenness is portrayed as the greatest misfortune for a woman in the traditional setting.
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Question 34

Based on Asare Konadu's *A Woman in Her Prime*, Asogo is a game in which
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In the novel, Asogo is described as a game where fathers tell animal stories to children.
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Question 35

Based on Chimamanda Adichie's *Purple Hibiscus*, one of the changes introduced into St Agnes' Church by Father Benedict is that
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Father Benedict insisted that everyone must receive Holy Communion during Mass.
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Question 36

Based on Femi Osofisan's *Women of Owu*, Balogun Kusa is killed by a
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Balogun Kusa, one of Owu’s leaders, is killed in battle by a soldier.
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Question 37

Based on William Shakespeare's *The Tempest*, Ariel is identified as
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Ariel is a spirit of the air who serves Prospero and leads other spirits.
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Question 38

Based on William Shakespeare's *The Tempest*, before the shipwreck that occurred at the beginning of the play, Prospero and his daughter lived on the island for
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Prospero reveals that he and Miranda had lived on the island for twelve years.
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Question 39

Based on William Shakespeare's *The Tempest*, Caliban's intention to rape Miranda is born out of the desire to
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Caliban admits he wanted to violate Miranda to populate the island with his offspring.
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Question 40

Based on William Shakespeare's *The Tempest*, the character associated with savagery in the play is
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Caliban is portrayed as the embodiment of savagery and the primitive in the play.
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